Quote on service and mercy from biblical verse and Caroline Norton
The passage links acts of kindness to service to Christ, while Mrs. Caroline Norton asserts that serving God includes serving His creatures. The statements reflect religious ethics emphasizing compassion for others as essential spiritual practice.
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Mrs
Caroline Norton
Soviet Withdrawal A Gift Horse Needing Close Look
The article notes Moscow plans to pull several thousand Soviet troops from Cuba by mid March ahead of Kennedy’s security committee meeting. It warns the vague pledge may unduly burden Kennedy with Khrushchev’s price, and suggests the gift horse could bring more trouble than relief for the United States.
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Col Glenn leads Apollo as nation eyes space race
Col John H. Glenn Jr., hailed as the greatest American ride, orbited Earth three times becoming the first American to achieve orbital flight. The piece notes his role as overall leader of the Apollo Project and the ongoing Gemini and orbital plans shaping the moonshot strategy.
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Popovich
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
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Col. Glenn
Explosive Armory Show Shook American Art History
A vivid summary of the 1913 Armory Show in New York and its reception. It notes critics' anger at Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase, Roosevelt’s reaction, and the show’s role in introducing modern art to America. It highlights Davies and Pach’s roles, Cubism’s impact, public sensationalism, attendance figures, and the show’s enduring legacy.
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New York
6Th Regiment Armory
Marcel Duchamp
Roosevelt
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Harper's Weekly
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Royal Cortisme
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Association of American Painters
Bernard B. Perlman
Davies
Walter Pach
Armory
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White House
John Sloan
High Point Enterprise Editorial and staff notice
The excerpt lists the High Point Enterprise staff including D A Rawley as president Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson ia as editor Joe Brown as managing editor C W Patterson JR as advertising director W V Idol JR Charles B Loflin as business manager and circulation manager. It also notes AP membership and subscription rates by mail and carrier with regional tax and distribution details.
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Sundey
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High Point
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
How Science May Outflank Heart Attacks In The Future
A look at forthcoming advances in heart surgery and related tech. Experts foresee mechanical hearts, heart banks, improved valve materials, and new coronary procedures to prevent and treat heart disease. Progress includes enhanced heart lung machines and potential oxygen-rich perfusion techniques.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEW York
NEA
Heart Fund
Yesteryear
Punishment Fit the Crime Not Equal Punishments
A North Carolina reader protests two juvenile offenders receiving different sentences for similar acts. The columnist argues it is unfair to treat equals unequally and endorses the judge’s principle that punishment should fit the crime, not equalize all cases.
Notes On The News About Justice And Equality
The piece argues that justice must distinguish real differences among crimes and cautions against treating all offenders equally. It uses examples of three boys who steal ears in different motives to illustrate how equal treatment can be unjust without considering intent and context.
North Carolina broadcasts praise for Americanism via WBT and VM transmitter network
The piece notes WBT in Charlotte and Radio Liberty extending service to the Western hemisphere, with Greenville facilities broadcasting Voice of America programs worldwide. It urges national unity, defends freedom, and calls for steadfastness against internal and external threats. It also highlights 30 Cloverdale School second graders with 11 days of perfect attendance under Mrs Evelyn Gallant.
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WBT
Radio Liberty
Western Hemisphere
Voice of America
Greenville
North Carolina
Free World
Evelyn Gallant
Cloverdale School
The Coronary Club Rules for Membership
A list of ten and a half mem bership requirements from the ASAE Journal by A S Ketterman. The items urge prioritizing work, constant availability, and avoiding rest or delegation while discouraging travel and leisure activities.
A.R.A turtle derby sparks Texas firm sales meeting
A Texas firm staged a humorous Sky Room turtle derby with blue-blooded turtles named like Falcon Flyer JFK Has and Polaris Pol. The dopesheet notes jockeys famed for speed and mischief, including a rider known for changing mounts mid race and a President's Cup near miss. The event ended amid light political undertones and playful rivalry.
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